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Exam passed. And I got the first 10/10 in my entire career...

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French mutuals can you explain to me why the parties are retiring the candidates for the ballots and tell me if it's a good thing or not so I can get scared appropriately?

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Work 🤝 Chk Chk Boom 🤝 Baila Conmigo be like:

ENGLISH OR SPANISH?

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Spent the first day post exams by sleeping and reading, I'm very productive for this society 🫡

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My period came late and now I'm in pain and more tired than ever 😭

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Lucie is having the best time of her life rn, this album slaps

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BUONGIORNO POPOLO

🧛🦇 HAPPY ONEUS COMEBACK DAY 🧛🦇

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Starting the volume like this now that I know the ending always makes me wonder how much of the plot Isayama already had here fr.

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Only four chapters left for this book and I'm not ready for the ending

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Rbw clearly follows me or reads my chat with my mutuals because how dare they announcing the solos' release when I start my monthly series for Seoho I-*explodes*

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I hate having periods you have no idea

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YUNMIN AND MINGI TOGETHER FOR THE NEXT FIX OFF THIS IS JUST FOR ME AND @sillyabtmusic *howls*

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Classes officially started today and I'm already glad I took French Literature as one of my subjects OUI

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And finally, I ended reading Sense and Sensibility. I don't think I'm able to write a review of it because I'm not able and I think my thoughts on the book would be better with a re-read but I swear I liked it.

I can confirm that it saved me from my reader's block and now I have the courage to pick up a new novel and read it.

Austen's style is probably one of the most fascinating ones I read recently and I should also be thankful to the translator for not making her style insufferable or incomprehensible. It's something that can happen easily if we talk about translation of books from two centuries ago.

I love how the characters and the plot was structured and, even though what moves the plot are two love stories (three if we count what Colonel Brandon goes through for the entire book), the main focus it's something else. It's about two sisters that despite having two different visions of the world they're able to support and love each other. It's about a family and their connections. It's about how money can also manipulate and destroy relationships, not only with your lovers but also with your relatives.

It's not something that I always search on a book but Austen managed to make everything very enjoyable and I'll surely read more of her works in the future.

Which can happen soon if my mum tells me where's her Pride & Prejudice's old edition 😑